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Orangeville Chrysler opens brand new drive-thru facility

September 18, 2020   ·   0 Comments

By Brian Lockhart Taking your vehicle in for service at Orangeville Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Fiat just became a lot easier and a whole lot ...

Area farmers discuss Bill 158 at local agriculture roundtable

By Paula Brown Dufferin-Caledon farmers and agribusinesses joined government officials last week (Sept. 8) for a roundtable to consult on a provincial bill addressing food ...

Canadians relying on ODSP facing constant struggle to make ends meet

By Kira Wronska Dorward Those lucky enough to be in ignorance of how the Ontario disability (ODSP) program works easily can shrug it off with ...

Mono Council hears presentation from Nottawasaga Valley Conservation

By Peter Richardson Mono Council heard a presentation from the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority regarding their Strategic Plan for the future last Tuesday (Sept. 8).  ...

Mono discusses renting space on water tower to ISPs

By Peter Richardson Mono Council discussed the lease agreement for using the water tower for the placement of internet service antennae on Tuesday (Sept. 15), ...

Popular Orangeville Blues & Jazz Festival ‘likely’ to return in 2021

By Mike Baker The Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival will, in all likelihood, return in 2021 says Larry Kurtz, one of the founders and lead ...

Town signs off on $3 million redevelopment of Alder pool

By Mike Baker Orangeville Council has signed off on the $3 million redevelopment of the main swimming pool at Alder Recreation Centre in a move ...

Council passes permanent electronic participation bylaw

By Mike Baker Virtual attendance during Orangeville council and committee meetings may become more of a permanent fixture for elected officials moving forward after the ...

Dufferin County to officially recognize Indigenous history with land acknowledgment

By Paula Brown Growing up in Dufferin County in the 1980s, Debbie Sipkema, can remember being taught the history of Orangeville.  “They were trying to ...

We need to find that middle ground

By Mike Baker Just how much responsibility does a government, or we as a society, have when it comes to ensuring our poorest and most ...

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